Fruity Strawberry Popsicle

"A nutritious treat, especially for youngsters who need fun ways to get the calcium they need!"
 
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Ready In:
29mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Partially thaw the berries.
  • Put in blender with milk and frozen yogurt, blend until smooth.
  • Pour into paper cups or popsicle tray and freeze until firm.
  • Try it with different fruit, too!

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  1. I added one Tablespoon honey, and used 1 cup milk, 1/2 cup strawberry yogurt, and one 10oz package frozen organic strawberries and followed the mixing directions of the recipe. It was just the right amount to fill 8 popsicles and drink a couple mouthfuls to test the flavor. After four hours the popsicles were not totally frozen so we ate them from the molds with spoons. Freezing overnight gave the popsicles enough time to harden properly. This recipe was a bit too mild and milky for me, so next time I would try swapping the milk for fruit juice.
     
  2. What a great idea. My youngest is so picky and the only fruit he will eat is banana. But he does like "fruit flavors" and fruit juices. And yogurt. I could sneak in all kinds of new fruits.... hmmm, my wheels are turning! I'll be back with a review!
     
  3. This recipe is very similar to smoothies that I make minus the protien powder. I used all the same measurements except instead of strawberry "frozen" yougurt I used just strawberry yougurt and instead of strawberries in syrup I used frozen strawberries. Most people may find it is not as sweet as they might like this way. This recipe is very versitle by just substituting the fruit. I've tried rasberry, blueberry, cherry and coconut. I haven't tried this with soy milk and soy yougurt for those who are lactose intolerant (or vegan) but when I do I'll post another review. This is a nice healthy snack to keep on hand during the summer months.
     
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  1. This recipe is very similar to smoothies that I make minus the protien powder. I used all the same measurements except instead of strawberry "frozen" yougurt I used just strawberry yougurt and instead of strawberries in syrup I used frozen strawberries. Most people may find it is not as sweet as they might like this way. This recipe is very versitle by just substituting the fruit. I've tried rasberry, blueberry, cherry and coconut. I haven't tried this with soy milk and soy yougurt for those who are lactose intolerant (or vegan) but when I do I'll post another review. This is a nice healthy snack to keep on hand during the summer months.
     

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I'm a health-conscious vegan with a serious sweet tooth. A lot of my first recipes on here weren't vegan, but they're family favorites that can be easily adapted. I'm broadening my horizons and learning how to a) cook easy but tasty food, and b) be patient and cook more time consuming dishes. I'm passionate about mathematics, yoga, tasty food, dancing, the love of my life (also known as Tim), and our cat Moo. I work in the math department of a small liberal arts college for now. I hope to get my PhD in pure math (not sure exactly which field yet). I'll try anything once (as long as it doesn't involve eating anything from anything with orifices). My favorite comfort food cookbooks are How it All Vegan and Vegan Vittles, which adapt a lot of familiar dishes into animal-friendly alternatives. I can usually be found curled up working on a proof or a good book. My biggest pet peeve is too much sugar in prepared food!
 
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